That would signal a significant vulnerability on your part to be exploited. By example if you were to serve document labelled "a bill of particulars" it would send a HUGE signal that you have little clue about what you are doing and worse - actually think that you do. I should also mention that the original attorney who filed the suit withdraw from the case after my first response." Thats the dangerous underestimating I referenced in MY response.you PRESUME it to be indicative of your self-lawyering skills scaring him off or that he realized the folly of the otherside's position.for all we know the lawyer withdrew because they refused to pay his fees or wanted to save money and come at you pro-se once they realized YOU didn't hire a lawyer or that your response reinforced thier belief they could beat you on their own rather than scared off the lawyer.
"I don't think they have any strong evidence, as it is almost entirely circumstantial.
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Until you find it in your best interests to retain an attorney, as a pro se litigant, you would be serving yourself well by becoming familiar with the discovery portions of the Rules of Civil Procedure. While limited in number, interrogatories can be useful in pinning the other side down as to specific facts, but that have to be crafted carefully.
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If you must go it alone, as a party to the case, you are free to utilize the discovery tools that are provided to you in Florida's Rules of Civil Procedure, including depositions, interrogatories, and requests for admissions. As a general rule, judges don't like to decide cases on summary judgment, and there is actually case law that says that summary judgment for negligence is rare. Having said that, I will first point out to you that winning a summary judgment motion on a negligence case is extremely difficult.
If the case has any value to you, it is worth your time and money to retain a qualified attorney that you can work with. The best answer that I can give you is that it is important for any chance in the case for you to hire an attorney to represent you and present the case in the best possible light.
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